I think some of Bob is on quite a few members rides now. His tails are on mine.

 

I installed my custom made "Body Drop" rear axle last weekend, and it is noticeably lower now

 

Man alive son, what the heck do you do with an unexpected speed bump?

Just joshing you lunchbox, your ride just continues to get cooler.

 

I might just get outside and take my time to wash the HHR, the wife took her GT to work today, and the temps are a little above freezing!

 

Hmmm...Home alone, keys to the HHR handy, aren't you just a wee bit tempted to take a cruise around the block?

I know you wouldn't do that Oldblue, so enjoy your time with a bucket of soapy water and a sponge, might be better than cardiac rehab.

 

I can still " Keep it clean " I just can't drive it often!! So it's a wash!
Dry humor!!!

 

Well that didn't go well! I went outside and my buddy pulled up in the driveway and asked if he could help me out and install a set of upper strut bearing plates on my HHR.
I said well alright now that is what friends are for! We changed out the plates he takes instruction very well, and he took excellent direction on changing front brakes and struts on his HHR!
I came in the house 3 hours later after saying thank you and goodbye , looked out at my HHR and realized I didn't wash it, well it'll have to wait till tomorrow!!! Maybe!

 

Oldblue. New brakes and struts out-trump a wash job anytime.

That's a nice buddy you've got.

 

I'm with George there Oldblue, a dirty, non-rattling HHR beats a clean HHR in the depths of Winter.

And your buddy can now stop and go down the road without bouncing, a "Win-Win" deal in my books.

Speaking of dirty, my black '06 is now cruddy after being driven in the rain for the third time this week, tomorrow's forecast...more rain...blech!

 

Painting up the rims *cough* hubcaps same thing, and the grill , mounted these 6x9s I had in my astrovan they fit perfect in the blank window panels